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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1891
Page
4
Article cites dangers of hypnosis with amateur practitioners and a doctor’s warning from LUO hospital. It also describes a hidden gold shipment room on a ship, its construction, lock security, and the Majestic’s role in transporting vast bullion amid global routes and pricing.
A long stream of memory recounts childhood experiences with superstition, family dynamics, and occult influences. It weaves personal anecdotes of belief systems, brotherly episodes, and moral reflections across a convoluted narrative landscape.
Excerpt promotes Shilon's Consumption Cure as an unparalleled medicine for coughs bronchitis croup whooping cough and pneumonia like conditions. It claims nationwide free sample bottles and guarantees a strong satisfaction policy urging readers to ask pharmacists for Philious Cure with prices listed and porous plaster device offered.
The article describes preserved fossils from the tertiary epoch showing ancient insects nearly identical to modern descendants. It notes numerous insect groups, abundant fossilized remains, and a once large, now vanished ecosystem around a former Lake Loera near Pikui Peak, with volcanic layers burying them over time.
A light Oakland Inquirer notice recalls a tender scene at the mole after the overland train arrives. A little golden haired girl greets her rescuers aboard a ferry, praising the iron horse that carried her papa and crew over mountain ridges. The moment fades as a sunbeam, a mysterious tool, and a dark depot scene hint at a hidden aftermath.
In Owatonna Minnesota on November 21 George Kennan, a farmer, was shot by his hired man George Lerow but died not fatally. Lerow later shot himself as sheriff attempted arrest, likely fatally.
The article profiles Madame Blowet wife of Max O'Rell, detailing her pivotal yet domestic role in his career. It portrays her as a devoted mother and hostess, adept at managing home life while supporting her husband’s lecturing and literary work. Her intellect, charm, and social skills are highlighted alongside her strong, practical nature.
The Sun reports a new electric system by Edison using low voltage to transfer current between tracks to move streetcars. It claims weather like mud or water cannot defeat the flow and notes trials at a track in West Orange. Also described is a plan for a 100 mile per hour electric rail speed, with details left to field tests.
A fragmented scene unfolds with a couple in a desolate room, fear and foreboding pervading the air as cobwebs hang, bats dart, and muffled voices hint at a tense confrontation amid decay and dust. A separate note mentions Mead murder in Waushara county with a $2,000 sheriff’s reward for arrests and convictions.
A promotional pitch urging farmers and residents to place classified ads in the Chicago News Union. It touts Wall Street style copy, cites Sylvan Remedy Co. as an advertising example, and promises favorable rates. It critiques common ad flaws and stresses plain language and broad topics to attract public notice.
The Noted Jewelry House, led by C Preusser, founder of the Pravggee firm, rises to prominence in Milwaukee. The Preusser Jewelry Company, once downtown, moves to a new, spacious northeast corner location near Jason and Bass Water streets, offering a wide range from simple to elaborate pieces. The store, now elegant and modern, emphasizes artistic watchmaking and lower prices, continuing strong in both retail and wholesale trade.
A garbled ad blend describes local papers as sources of business chances and opportunities. It mentions J F Soluisin Co of Richmond VA and various unlikely claims, including cures and sensational lines, typical of period advertisement pages.
An old style ad extols Boecke’s German Syrup as the dependable remedy for children’s coughs and croup. It promises safety, plain administration, quick relief, and compatibility with a child’s appetite and health, appealing to families seeking an effective, mild medicine.
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